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Resile Acute Medical Management (RAMMS)
Workplace injury treatment – Is your first response the correct one?
RAMMS is Resile’s telemedicine service for acute injuries.
If an acute injury occurs, you need access to an occupational medicine specialist quickly and easily.
RAMMS is an alternative to employees leaving the worksite to seek treatment (where appropriate) and provides you and your workers with the comfort of knowing that there is an occupational medicine specialist managing the injury from the start.
RAMMS
- 24/7 and 365 days coverage;
- Available anywhere in Australia;
- When an injury occurs, a call is placed to RAMMS Resile or logged via <ROLF> – Resile’s web-based portal;
- Provides contact with a doctor specialising in Occupational Health within an hour.
- The doctor:
- triages the employee;
- provides first aid and medical advice;
- arranges for evacuation or transportation if required;
- recommends investigations and follow-up if needed.
- Proactively manages the case from injury/symptom reporting through to resolution;
- Offers a single point of coordination for the medical case;
- Provides full medical and treatment records via <ROLF> – Resile’s web-based portal;
- Covers all acute (non-life threatening) cases – both work and non-work related.
Resile’s practitioners have comprehensive training in Workers’ Compensation and assessment of suitable duties for management of injuries and illness.
RAMMS is more than medical advice – it is a complete service that allows our doctors to be the interface between health and work for your employees.
Remote worksites? Is it a challenge to obtain work-related injury early intervention? RAMMS allows our Occupational Physicians to manage the worker from onset of a condition through to recovery.
Case study
Jim* is a 26-year-old mechanical fitter.
He was working on a machine when he sustained a crush injury to his right thumb.
Jim’s worksite was in regional Queensland. His injury occurred over a weekend dayshift and he was seen by the on-site nurse who thought that he should be seen by the local doctor.
First, she called the 24/7 RAMMS line.
The Resile doctor was able to talk to Jim and using audio-visual telemedicine could review the symptoms and signs in the thumb.
It was clear that his thumb was swollen and painful around the MCP joint, but normal in all other joints.
He was sent for an X-ray, which was reported by the local radiologist and reviewed by the Resile doctor.
It showed no abnormality at the MCP joint but raised a concern about the CMC joint.
As the Resile doctor had conducted a review by telemedicine, he was able to apply what was found during the assessment to the Xray findings of the CMC joint, and reassure the worker that it was not related to the event.
Jim went home for his off-swing and took it easy on the advice of the Resile doctor.
He was followed up 2 days later and he had fully recovered.
The Resile doctor called him again on the morning of his first swing back, but there were no concerns and he was able to return to work as planned.
*Not the person’s real name
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